The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1887-08-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

r Inc tlme Tor redemption OF trade 90
lars expires Sept. 8. Up to the preser
time Z 100000 have been redeemed.
, The Bank of London, Ontarlo has sus
Y pended. 1t had a subscribed capital G
81, 100000, of which $223, 58S was pai
up.
DR.. A. N. Archor, professor of hygien
; in the university of Pennsylvania, wa
drowned on the goth while surf bathln.
near Atlantic, NJ.
| Over 5000 emf grants were landed a
Castle Garden last week. More than two
thirds of the people were bound for th'
west and northwest.
At reunion of the 87th Illinois veter
ans at En- field, ILL.,, on the 10Th, six per
sons were injured. one fatally, by the pre-
mature discharge of cannon.
District assembly of New York has
elected anti Powderly delegates to the
general assembly Knights of Labor which
meets at Minneapolis October 10.
The barn of VIM. Anise & Son at
Hampton, Mimi, was struck by lightning
and burned ON Monday, together with ten
Norman horses, valued at $4,000.
The Irish National League has been
proclaimed by the English government as
a dangerous association under the provis-
ions of the recently enacted crimes act.
A cyclone at Republican City, Nebras-
ka, on the 18th, wrecked every brick
building in the town, killed two men, fa-
tally injured two and wounded number
of others.
An Ostend dispatch of the Gath says
A number Of Belgian fisherman seized
two English boats to-day and refused to
give them up. The police fred on them,
killing four.
John and Frank Newar, brothers, were
shot and instantly killed near Exeter, Ne
braska, Monday, during an encounter be-
tween picnic party and gang of rail-
road graders.
Virginia republicans have issued an
address to the voters of that state in which
they declare the republican party to be
committed to the proposition of abolish
ing the tax on tobacco.
Mrs. Sarah jackson, wife of Andrew
jackson, Jr., and mistress of the White
House during President Jackson's second
term, died at Nashville, Tennessee, on
Tuesday, aged 81 years.
The steamship Atlas collided with the
Schooner Lizzie Wilson, off Barneget, N.
j., on the 10Th, sinking the latter vessel
and drowning the wife and daughter of
the captain and two seamen.
The dynamiters now propose to destroy
London by dropping bombs from bal
looms upon the city. 1t is claimed that
combination has been formed in New
York with Rosa at the head of it.
The contract for the construction of
the United States peniter;.a=y for Utah.
at Salt Lake City has been awarded to the
Pauly Jail Building and Manufacture
ing company, of St. Louis, at $4,000.
James Ward, a chicken ranchman
near Spokane Falls, W. r., was murder
ed Saturday, with hammer by neigh
Dor named John Thorndyke. The MUIR
der was most brutal one in every detail.
The old home Of Lincoln, at SPRING
field, Illinois, will be put, as near as pos
sible, in the same condition as when Lin
coin lived in it. A custodian will be ap-
pointed and it will be opened to the pub
lie.
The United States government has re-
luested the release of Missionary Deane,
who was arrested on the island of Ponape,
contrary to Spain's agreement to respect
Protestant missions on the Caroline
Stands.
George Brinski, the man who claimed
Q have served three years in the Union
'rmy during the war Of the rebellion, as
substitute for Grover Cleveland, died in
he soldiers home near Bath, New York,
N the GOTH
President Cleveland has accepted invi-
atlons to attend two banquets rendered
" the Hibernian society of Philadelphia
nd the University of Pennsylvania, the
franklin and other institutes, at Phila-
|elphia, on September II.
The labor party of New York has nom,-
lated state ticket, headed by Henry
'eorge as their candidate for secretary of
tate. The Clarendon hall platform, up
n which George made his canvass for
mayor of New York city, was adopted by ,
he convention.
Alvan Clark, who had a worldwide
eputat1on as a practical astronomer and
manufacturer of telescopes, died at Cam
ridge, Mass on the 10Th, aged SO years. ,
lis efforts have gwen to the world the
argest and most powerful astronomical
lstruments ever made.
Information has been received at Gal
eston that Richard Stewart, wealthy =.
lmerican, resident of Chihuahua, Mex,
as been for four months imprisoned in
dungeon in Ojenija upon trumped =
p charge of fraud. He strongly appeals
or government action in his behalf.
The unvelling of the statue of Cuanhot- !
mac, the last of the Aztec emperors in
le City of Mexico, on Sunday last, was
le occasion of universal interest and sig
lticance. Thousands of Indians, many
whom came from miles around the
[exican capital, attended the ceremony.
Dennis Ryan, the st. Paul millionaire,
nd company of eastern capitalists have L
egun the erection of the largest smelter
nd reduction works in the country at
acoma. The capital stock of the COM
any is placed at $2,O0O,OOO and the t
orks are to turn out 400 tons of ore daily c
Fred Carruth, the funny genius of the
'akota Bell, has just accepted position .
4 the New York Tribune staff at xf,(